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The Depressions - Isla Vista

The Depressions - Isla Vista Beach

Bruce Rathie Songs

Echo del Playa (©R. Kewen)

Playing around with the echo
on a Revox half-track machine.
Evoking a place from yesteryear
 D'ting about Dat (©R. Kewen)

Two tracks
One guitar each
One tuned normal
One in Open D
Hardest Workin' Drinkin' Man (©White/Kewen)

Performed by Luke Jackson and the Outriders

  • Randy Kewen - Lead Guitar and Vocals
  • Myra Koodrin - Vocals
  • Tom Elgie - Guitar and Vocals
Same Old Blues (©R. Kewen)

This recording is all yours truly. It was recorded on an old Revox halftrack machine by overdubbing.

The first track was done “live” with piano and vocals, harmonica and guitars were added individually on subsequent takes.

Some Swing and Some Laughs

Having Fun (© Beatty, Verville & Kewen)

Recorded upstairs at Joy's Nelson, BC circa 1984

  • Robert Beatty - Pre Bass and Drum Machine
  • Paul Verville - Spinet Piano & Roland Synth
  • Randy Kewen - Electric Guitar
Some Antics (© Drew Birkett)

Recorded Live at Kaslo Legion circa 1978-9

  • Drew Birkett - Guitar
  • Randy Kewen - Guitar
  • Michael Guthrie - Pre Bass
  • Robin Metcalfe - Drums
Stompin' at Decca (© Django Reinhardt)

Recorded at the Hume Hotel - Nelson, BC in early 1980's

Performed by Luke Jackson and the Outriders

  • Randy Kewen - Mandolin
  • Tom Elgie - Guitar
Bye Bye Blues (© Lown & Saunders)

Randy Kewen - vocals and guitars - recorded June 2006

This recording is all yours truly also, but while I'm learning to mix digitally. If I knew how I would fix the vocals at least. This is the one for chuckles.

Here are the first four six seven eight songs posted on my site. I'm just getting into digital audio processing and working with some of my old analog tapes seems a good place to start. Except for Bye Bye Blues which is done completely under the new (to me) digital regime, these are all from old analog tapes (studio & live, reel to reel and cassette) that have been converted to digital format. In the interest of conserving space and bandwidth I am sometimes using a low (64kbps) bitrate for these tracks. If you have any comments or advice let me know via one of the methods on the contact page.

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